Nonprofit medical device developer for underserved patient populations
huMannity Medtec is a nonprofit medical device manufacturer running a full pipeline from research through clinical trials, with a tech stack anchored in mechanical design (SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Altium Designer) and scientific computing (Python, MATLAB, SciPy). Hiring velocity is accelerating across engineering and operations, with a seniority distribution skewed toward mid-level and senior IC roles plus directors—a pattern suggesting active scaling of both technical depth and program management. Active projects center on miniaturization and next-generation implantable platforms moving into pilot production and Class III clinical studies.
huMannity Medtec (operating as The Alfred E. Mann Foundation for Scientific Research) develops implantable medical devices targeting patient populations underserved by commercial device makers. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in Valencia, CA, the organization operates as a nonprofit, enabling long-term, high-risk R&D without commercial pressure. The company manages the full development lifecycle—from concept through prototype, design transfer, pilot manufacturing, and clinical trial support—with an on-site manufacturing facility and quality systems. Active work spans active implant technologies, miniaturization of implantable systems, and Class III device clinical studies. The organization is scaling engineering and operations capacity while managing ISO 13485 compliance and process efficiency improvements across R&D and manufacturing.
Primary tools: SolidWorks and AutoCAD for design, Altium Designer for electronics, MATLAB and Python (pandas, NumPy, SciPy, scikit-learn) for analysis, Git + Jira + Bitbucket for version control and project management, and Dynamics 365 for ERP.
Active projects include next-generation active implantable medical device platforms, miniaturization of implantable systems, Class III device clinical studies, pilot manufacturing support, and design transfer to production.
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